The Frost Nixon interviews are recognized as one of the great media events of the twentieth century. First broadcast in May 1977, they drew the biggest ever worldwide audience for a news interview. Over twenty-eight grueling hours, Frost questioned Nixon on everything from Vietnam to China, from abuse to power to the final days. But the most tense and gripping sessions were on Watergate.

This exciting Rock 'n' Roll reality story follows four girls aged 8-18 who form bands, write songs, and play gigs--all within the space of one week at the famed Girls Rock Summer Camp in Portland, OR. This rousing tribute to all things both female and adolescent is an experiment in empowerment--one which confirms that hopes and dreams cannot be suppressed!

In the summer of 2006, thousands of players around the globe were training hard to compete in the World Cup--The Homeless World Cup. It began in 2001 as a wild idea to give homeless people a chance to change their lives through an international street soccer competition. Five years later, the annual Homeless World Cup has become an internationally recognized sports competition. 500 homeless players from 48 nations play from such disparate parts of the world, such as war-torn Afghanistan, the slums of Kenya, and the drug rehab clinics of Dublin, Ireland.

"KordaVision" is an illuminating graphic documentary featuring world-renowned Cuban photographer, Alberto Diaz "Korda". An insightful journey of historic proportions, revealing the powerful images captured by Korda, reflecting Cuba's soul of the 50's and 60's, the days of Fashion, Rum, and The Revolution.

In a timely response to a current political situation where the fundamental civil rights of Americans are being challenged, the film offers an eye-opening and authoritative overview of Flynt's long-standing struggles to expand the parameters of free speech and expose the hypocrisy of this country's elected leaders. Featuring rarely seen documentary and television footage, as well as in-depth interviews with Flynt himself, the documentary focuses on the self-confessed smut peddler's usually contentious entanglements with politics--from his precedent-setting Supreme Court case against evangelist Jerry Falwell, to his prison sentence for refusing to name his source for the tapes documenting the FBI's entrapment of John DeLorean, to his campaign runs for both California governor and President.

"Manufacturing Dissent" is a documentary that seeks to separate fact, fiction, and legend. Two Canadian filmmakers track Michael Moore on tour during the release of the explosive "Fahrenheit 9/11", chronicling the politically supercharged climate in America that has fueled Moore's transition from filmmaker to icon of the political left. The film raises interesting questions about Moore's research, filmmaking, and his presentation of the truth. The DVD contains previously unseen footage of Moore's TV show from the 1990's. Michael Moore produced a series of satirical documentaries beginning with "Roger & Me", "Bowling for Columbine", "Fahrenheit 911", and "Sicko"

A boxing fan must-have, this is the ONLY documentary sanctioned by the Marciano Estate. This well-crafted film chronicles the life of "The Brockton Blockbuster", the only retired, undefeated boxing champion in history as seen through the eyes of those who knew him best--his friends and family.

Michael Feinstein narrates this PBS documentary on the history of the musical phenomenon known as the Soundies, which were created and produced for original showing on a Panoram ("moving-picture jukebox") machine between the period of 1940 and 1947.